Tag: Bryant University
Declines in enrollment put squeeze on colleges
Megan Faucher of Pawtucket has been waiting to go to college, but the pandemic has made the wait even longer.
Faucher, a single mother of...
Scott Wragg, senior managing partner, CBIZ Inc.
PBN 2020 Leaders & Achievers Awards
Scott Wragg | Senior managing partner, CBIZ Inc.
WHILE TAKING AN ACCOUNTING class in high school, Scott Wragg became fascinated...
Richard DeRienzo, partner and advisory services leader, Citrin Cooperman & Co....
PBN 2020 Leaders & Achievers Awards
Richard DeRienzo | Partner and advisory services leader, Citrin Cooperman & Co. LLP
RICHARD DERIENZO’S LEADERSHIP skills have...
Bryant University to lay off, furlough 4% of workforce
SMITHFIELD – About a month after Bryant University announced that it’s facing an $11 million budget deficit brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and...
Report: R.I. GDP contracts at 40.6% annualized rate in Q2
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island’s gross domestic product contracted at a 40.6% annualized rate in the second quarter, reflecting the severe economic impact of the...
Bryant University helps people stay connected through a health crisis
Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island Awards 2020 | 500-1,499 EMPLOYEES
2. Bryant University | Ross Gittell, President | Number of employees: 692
IN ADDITION TO...
RIC’s reopening plan involves most classes being held online
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island College’s reopening plan for the fall will involve most of their classes being held online, the state college announced Friday.
The...
Bryant postpones 2020 commencement until May 2021
SMITHFIELD – Bryant University will not hold its in-person 2020 commencement ceremony Aug. 29 at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence and the ceremony...
Bryant University, facing $11M budget deficit, to reduce workforce and pay
SMITHFIELD – Facing an $11 million budget deficit brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Bryant University President Ross Gittell, in a letter issued Friday...
Pandemic slows interest in Quonset Business Park
On a recent Wednesday afternoon, Quonset Business Park hummed with activity: trucks barreling down the winding roads, construction crews chatting on a break, cranes...
















